This Independence Day, FreshWater Cleveland is celebrating the power of independent journalism. Since 2010, our independent newsroom has been telling the stories of Cleveland's neighborhoods through ...

Playhouse Square is Cleveland’s entertainment district, home to the second largest performing arts center in America. But it also increasingly is a neighborhood, adding residents by the bushel just ...

In his forthcoming graphic novel "The Dissidents," Cleveland author John "Derf" Backderf explores the true story of the artists and writers behind "The Masses," a radical magazine targeted during ...

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Note: Press "Esc" on your keyboard to close Fullscreen mode, or click the minimize icon. In 1936, while the Great Lakes Exposition was in full swing in Cleveland to both celebrate the centennial of ...

Note: Press "Esc" on your keyboard to close Fullscreen mode, or click the minimize icon. From the mid-19th Century until the mid-20th Century, railroads were the main method for transporting goods and ...

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Note: Press "Esc" on your keyboard to close Fullscreen mode, or click the minimize icon. The Terminal Tower has been a part of Cleveland’s daily life for nearly a century. Those who knew the area ...

Note: Press "Esc" on your keyboard to close Fullscreen mode, or click the minimize icon. There are a lot of facts and details about the Sterling-Lindner Davis Tree that will be revealed in the content ...

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Note: Press "Esc" on your keyboard to close Fullscreen mode, or click the minimize icon. When Katie Payne arrived in Cleveland in the middle of December last year as the new CEO of Lifebanc, where she ...

Note: Press "Esc" on your keyboard to close Fullscreen mode, or click the minimize icon. Carlos L. Jones came to Cleveland from New Jersey with his family in 1831, when he was only four years old. He ...